22 Years. 12 Days. One Title. 1 Million People. 31 Images.

On Tuesday 19th May 2026, Arsenal won the league again after a twenty two year wait. Twelve days later, I was standing in the middle of a million-strong trophy parade. In between those two days, I took a lot of photographs. Now I have a 31 photo zine from that period.

Chaotic scenes at the Emirates on Tuesday night (early hours of Wednesday morning)

Those twelve days had it all. Spontaneous joy, embracing, cheers, tears. The latest merchandise, the oldest merchandise. Flags, flares and tattoos. Kids experiencing first-hand the stories passed down through a generation.

London is red

Returning to look at the images on a screen didn’t feel right, so I printed them.

I’ve written about my dad in my previous post and why I made those images into a zine. Today, I can announce it is available to order.

‘Champions’, now on sale for £12 with all profits going to charity

31 photographs from twelve days I’ll probably never experience again.

There will be a zine launch party on Saturday 12th September at the Star & Garter in Soho, from 5pm*, where Carolina Murias will also be launching her debut zine, ‘Oral fixation’. Be sure to check that one out too (*Arsenal vs. Sunderland kicks off at 8pm, so I’ll be leaving just before to find somewhere to watch).

I’ll also be holding another launch in Islington, provisionally on Saturday 19th September, before the 3pm Arsenal vs Brighton game. More details to follow.

While the zine will be available for delivery, If you can make either launch, it’d be great to see you there.

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